Green Cove Springs FL Florida

104 Cruises availables At departure or passage at this port

American Cruise Lines (104 Cruises)

American Eagle

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American Glory

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American Liberty

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Frequently Asked Questions

At the municipal pier in the riverfront park, on the St. Johns River. Downtown is a few minutes' walk from the landing.
A natural spring rising at the heart of Spring Park, beneath oaks draped in Spanish moss. The water emerges at about 25 degrees year-round, fills a public pool, then flows on to the river.
Yes, in the public pool fed by the spring, right in the park. The water holds its temperature all year: it is the most distinctive feature of this call.
The spring and Spring Park, then an hour's walk through the historic centre. It is a quiet call with no large organised attraction, and that is precisely its charm.
Because in the golden age of steamboats, wealthy northern families wintered here for the supposed virtues of its waters. The town then lived to the rhythm of grand resort hotels.
After the Second World War, the local naval base held one of the great American reserve fleets: hundreds of ships moored on the river. Today only the memory and a few remnants of the base survive.
Yes, entirely. The centre takes an unhurried hour, with its 1890 Clay County courthouse and its wooden houses under the oaks.
The US dollar and English. Credit cards work in shops; it is a small town, so carry a little cash.
November to April: North Florida's dry season, mild and comfortable for walking. Summer is hot, humid and stormy late in the day.
Yes, above all thanks to the spring: the park pool keeps children busy while adults explore the centre. Bring swimsuits and towels if that is what draws you here.